Hello Peter, thanks for the note.
I'm not looking for anything fancy. It's just when I'm looking at the
following bit of Pycassa docs, it's not 100% clear to me that it won't
overwrite the entire row for the key, if I want to simply add an extra
column {'foo':'bar'} to the already existing row. I don't care about
cross-node consistency at this point.
insert(key, columns[, timestamp][, ttl][, write_consistency_level])ΒΆ
Insert or update columns in the row with key key.
columns should be a dictionary of columns or super columns to insert or
update. If this is a standard column family, columns should look like
{column_name: column_value}. If this is a super column family, columns
should look like {super_column_name: {sub_column_name: value}}
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